It is generally accepted that older drivers are dangerous. For example, their eyesight and reaction times are on the decline. However, the truth is that there are many safe older drivers. They have years of experience under their belts and follow posted speed limits. Moreover, they are aware of their limitations and tailor their driving habits accordingly. On the other hand, there is the statistic that senior citizens are second only to teenagers in crash deaths. Part of this is due to older drivers' physical fragilities, but it is true that, yes, some older drivers should not be on the road. So, the answer to the question posed at the top of this article is, "Yes. And no." Find out more below.
Is it a myth that older drivers are dangerous?
Swinging gates required for proper ladder protection
When using ladders on the job, workers in New Jersey will have the appropriate amount of fall protection if they use ladders with self-closing gates. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, gates are superior to the cheaper alternative, chains.
Keeping loading dock workers safe
Workplace injuries that caused workers to miss six or more days of work cost U.S. employers more than $60 billion in 2013. Slips and falls on the same level were among the most common causes of accidents. Those who are working on a loading dock may be especially susceptible to getting hurt. However, there are ways that New Jersey employers can keep these types of accidents and injuries to a minimum.
